Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-30

ness of the sun, made most Indifferent scores.
Two hundred yards oil hand, American reg
ulatiOn target possible loO.
Following are the scores. sS
Worley. ........0 0 0 6 0 Go
Cotter 80. 30 o o o . 90 %
Nc Shane....0 vs.
Pte...... Petty y'.........7 % 5 9 10 7-6s
bedford 40 I 5 Q o ooo 6-a2s
Berlin.......O o 6 o 6 OBS
After the interchange of innumerable let
ters and sundry and divers challenges, u can
now be pretty certainly relied upon that ago
between Tommy Warren, the featherweighs
champion Of the world, and Tommy Miller,
the local bantam, will be arranged to take
place. near this city within tile coming
month.
Mr.. George Kay, secretary of the Omaha
base ball team, Is using the telegraph freely,
and feels confident OF being successful III ar
ranging game for the ball park tomorrow, % ,S,
afternoon. Lincoln or Kansas City VIII
surely be here, probably the former.
The Omaha management are in communi-
cation with Burch. the great left fielder OF the
Brooklyns, and the prospects are that ne Will
come to Omaha.
Penrose and Hardin, the popular and on
ergetic sporting caterers of this city, are per.
fecting arrangements for the graDdeSt shOOt
ing meet ever held in the west, to come OH
late in September
'rhe club house and boat houses OF the
Omaha Rowing association are approaching
completion at Lake Manawa, and next sum
mer these waters are to be the scene OF re-
gatta that will have a tendency to arouse
new Interest in aquatic sports.
The picnic and athletic exhibition to be
| held under the auspices of the Thurston Hose
| company at Hascalfs park tomorrow prom
| ises to be lively and interesting occasion.
| The amateur foot races advertised Tor the
| "Turn Verein" meeting at Plattsmouth, july
| "a, but postponed for cause, Will be run on
tomorrow, and great enthusiasm Is being
manifested over the event In addition to
these there viii be 100 100 yasr,d s,d prGressiondd sd
open to the world. A 80 yard handicap
open to all, an amateur. 100
yard race. a 100 yard hurdle race, broad jump,
events. all open to the world. George Ken
! dali, the western Hercules. will give an ex.
hpition o heavy dumb bell lifting and there
will be numerous other feats OF strength,
agility and skill. wire-walking, wrestling,
dancing, music, and so forth and so on until
| you can't rest
| Fifteen members of the Omaha Wheel club
rode out to Florence lake yesterday evening
for supper. this being the occasion of the
monthly run The return trip was made by
moonlight, and an already hearty dinner was
added to by lunch.
| Northwestern League Games.
| DEs MONIES, H., July 29.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to the BEE. .l--Des Moines kept on its
| winning to-day, taking the second game
from st. Paul, thereby winning second place
in the league and but three games behind the
leaders, Milwaukee. Score:
| Des Moines......2 2 q 0 1 0 0 o. Z
st. Paul..........0 0 o y 0 o. 2
Bose hits-Des Moines 10. st. Pauls s. Pitch
Msinss sTsMMe!lS It. nna Psu, Saunders Err0rS-Des
| At Milwaukee Mllwaukee S. Duluth ..
At Osk II, Oshkosh 6.
At LA Crosse-La Crosse 8 Eau Claire 2.
The American Association.
BROOKLYN, July 29.-The game between
the brooklyn and Cincinnati teams to-day
resulted as follows:
Cincinnati, .'....3 / 2 -
New YORK. July 29.--The game between
| the Metropolitans and Cleveland team to-
day resulted an follows:
GstTGp2l1'ans' cisVsippna. g. O.
| BALTIMORE, July 29.-The game between
the Baltlmores and st. Louis to-day resulted
as follows:
s. S,,,I%SIs: h0oIs: :.:s $50 D. 6-1s
PHILADELPHIA, July '29.-'rhe game be-
tween the Athletics and Louisville teams TO-
day resulted as follows:
Hsnist!ii; HsnisS,iis .::ss ...!s tSSd dSs ~ ~
National League Games.
| CHICAGO, July 29.-The game between
the Chicago and Boston teams to-day
resulted as follows:
GS's:so: Gesiss .:::::::s ::::ss $3.50 -! IL;
Pitchers-Baldwin and Radbourne. Base
hits-Chicaso l6. Boston 10: Errors-Chi
cago.4, Boston z. Umpire-Powers.
DETROIT, July g9.--The game between the
Detroit and New York teams to-day resulted
as follows:
Detroit. 0 0 8 % o 0 o.
New YOrk......0 l s.
Pitchers-Getzein and George. Base hits
Detroit i5 New York 10. Errors-Detroii
l, New York 8. Umpire-Doescher.
P1rTspURs, July 29,-The game between
the Pittsburg and Philadelphia team Jo-da,
resulted as follows:
Pittsburg .......0 0 O o 0 o l o 0 0 o 0 O.;
PhIladelphia... o 0 90 20 0 o o IL
Fourteen innings. Pitchers-McCormicl
and Bufintop. Basehits - Pittsburg "A
Philadelphia I. Err0rs-Pittsburg 5, Phil
adelphia l. Umpire-Sullivan.
INDIANAPoIIs, July 29.-The game be
tween the Washington and indianapolis
teams to-day resulted rs follows:
Washington ..........6 0 5 9-2
Indianapolis. o.
Game called at end of seventh inning or
account Of heat Pitchers O'Day TO
Washington and McGeachy and Fast TO
Indianapolis. Base hits-Washington "a
Indianapolis 10. ErrOrs-W ashingtOn
indianapolis T. Umpire-Valentine.
Steamship Arrivals.